[VIDEOS] "After the extremely poor performance against India, it is clear that a major surgery is necessary": Mohsin Naqvi

Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) Chairman Mohsin Naqvi will preside over and participate in the meeting which is expected to take place on September 22.

Red and white-ball head coaches Jason Gillespie and Gary Kirsten will also be in attendance, along with the heads of international, domestic, and high-performance departments, senior cricketers, coaches, and senior PCB officials.

Future decisions will be made based on the suggestions that emerge from the connection camp.
Who are the senior cricketers which will be in attendance..and why? Should let the coaches give their input freely without any senior cricketers in attendance
 
PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi is spearheading an initiative to integrate experienced cricketers into key roles, aiming to revitalize Pakistan's national team.

Former captain Azhar Ali, Aqib Javed, and Mushtaq Ahmed are set to take on significant responsibilities within the PCB. Initial consultations have taken place to discuss potential roles and contributions.

Aqib Javed, known for his grassroots development expertise, may leverage his experience to foster talent within the Pakistan Super League (PSL) and National Cricket Academy (NCA). His previous stints with the NCA and Sri Lankan team have yielded success.

Azhar Ali may focus on youth development, similar to Indian coach Rahul Dravid's role, nurturing emerging cricketing talent in Pakistan.

Mushtaq Ahmed's expertise will be sought for training new spin bowlers and revitalizing the academy's operations.

The PCB has also advertised for a Director of Youth Development, emphasizing their commitment to fostering the next generation of cricketers.

These appointments aim to tap into the wealth of experience from former cricketers, steering Pakistan's national team towards success.
 
PCB Chairman Mohsin Naqvi is spearheading an initiative to integrate experienced cricketers into key roles, aiming to revitalize Pakistan's national team.

Former captain Azhar Ali, Aqib Javed, and Mushtaq Ahmed are set to take on significant responsibilities within the PCB. Initial consultations have taken place to discuss potential roles and contributions.

Aqib Javed, known for his grassroots development expertise, may leverage his experience to foster talent within the Pakistan Super League (PSL) and National Cricket Academy (NCA). His previous stints with the NCA and Sri Lankan team have yielded success.

Azhar Ali may focus on youth development, similar to Indian coach Rahul Dravid's role, nurturing emerging cricketing talent in Pakistan.

Mushtaq Ahmed's expertise will be sought for training new spin bowlers and revitalizing the academy's operations.

The PCB has also advertised for a Director of Youth Development, emphasizing their commitment to fostering the next generation of cricketers.

These appointments aim to tap into the wealth of experience from former cricketers, steering Pakistan's national team towards success.
He doesn't have a clue what to do. Probably doing whatever his yes mens on the side are saying him to do.
 
Yeah he should set up a PJL instead
We badly need PJL for every format not just T20 and make it somehow commercially viable and pay the youth cricketers handsome money as this is the only way to produce talented cricketers as currently the talented youth is doing everything in their powers to move abroad from Pakistan and if they see money opportunity in cricket they might just think about it.
 
They can arrange an agreement from other boards from SENA that they send their youth players to play youth tournament and get trained in Pakistan and get used to subcontinent pitches and pay PCB handsome money for the services , it will be a win win situation for every one.
 
Well after the champions cup it is clear that Pak best players are more or less in the playing XI for every format and they are just not good enough to compete at International level, Now it's time to select U19 players in the national side and groom them to be competitive , this way PCB can save themselves from further embarrassment by saying they have a very young team and it will take time to develop.
 
These should be the group of players which should get played for the next 2 years in all formats.

Huraira
Haseebullah
Azan Awais
Saad Baig
Maaz Khan
Rizwan Mehmood
Shamyl Khan
Arafat Minhas
Mubasir Khan
Jahandad Khan
Ali Raza
Ubaid Shah
Faisal Akram
Sufyan Muqeem
Mehran Mumtaz
Sirajuddin
M.Hasnain
Usman Tariq

Even if most of them gets flop some will definitely become stars in coming years.
 
Well after the champions cup it is clear that Pak best players are more or less in the playing XI for every format and they are just not good enough to compete at International level, Now it's time to select U19 players in the national side and groom them to be competitive , this way PCB can save themselves from further embarrassment by saying they have a very young team and it will take time to develop.
Yeah those 140+ pacers need to play the test match
 
Thief Naqvi/Naqli should ask ICC to revoke paks cricketing licence for 10/15 years..
No bowlers no batsman no pitches.

SA had a 20 year ban worked on there domestic & came back strong.
 
Let Shaheen , Naseem , Babar and Rizwan fight for their place back in the national side and in the mean time let groom these youngsters.
 
Doing do anything

Keep this lot going. Even a broken clock is right twice a day
 
No players being changed, but we have had maybe 1000 changes to the selection committee

Aqib Javed and Azhar Ali expected to be the new selection committee….and apparently Aleem Dar also to be added.

Players will probably still be the same I guess
 
No more postponment of the major surgery.

Time to unleash Rizwan's wrath on the cricketing world as the all format captain.
:rizthumbsup
 
Is there any FC left in Pakistan of note or the serious red ball players ply their trade in County and lower leagues only?
 
It's about time we see some changes , this is utter humiliation after humiliation.
Are you sure it’s about time? Champions Trophy is in a few months…then T20 World Cup will be around the corner in 2 years…

We can’t afford to change our core of Babar, Rizwan and Shaheen.
 
Are you sure it’s about time? Champions Trophy is in a few months…then T20 World Cup will be around the corner in 2 years…

We can’t afford to change our core of Babar, Rizwan and Shaheen.
We can change other 8 players right? Even Shaheen needs a long rest.
 
Changing the entire team will result in consistent losses against minnows but atleast the newer players will put their heart and soul in to the game and they just might become better in future.
 
This naqvi guy is the part of real problem. An establishment tout awarded a Pcb post for his election scams
 
Does Naqvi has the data now? the data has been recorded in history book of humiliation , So what's now? How many changes we are expecting in the 2nd test?
 
Does Naqvi has the data now? the data has been recorded in history book of humiliation , So what's now? How many changes we are expecting in the 2nd test?
My friend @mominsaigol rightly pointed out Rizwan’s failures in the Champions Cup, but you all brushed him aside saying Rizwan is a proven performer in international cricket.

What kind of Data are you expecting from this lot? They only look at what they want to suit them.
 
I am utterly disappointed in Naqvi now , he shouldn't have kept the same team after BD humiliation as this is just basic level of common sense.
 
Wasim Akram righly pointed out that they keep changing the coaches and selection committee but still keeping the same group of players , even if the next batch is crap it's about time now they are given a chance to show their crapiness.
 
The most disturbing thing is that the same group of players keep unleashing carnage against even poorer domestic players when they play in domestic tournaments. Are we going to compete with the associate nations in the coming years?
 
the same group of players keep unleashing carnage against even poorer domestic players when they play in domestic tournaments
Can you prove this claim? This wasn’t the case at all during the Champion’s cup.

Who did Babar and Rizwan unleash carnage against?
 
Can you prove this claim? This wasn’t the case at all during the Champion’s cup.

Who did Babar and Rizwan unleash carnage against?
Chacha is unleashing carnage in president cup as we speak. Babar did so in champions cup , Rizwan is not in good form yes.
 
Chacha is unleashing carnage in president cup as we speak. Babar did so in champions cup , Rizwan is not in good form yes.
What carnage did Babar unleash? He scored a run a ball scores batting first on similar decks to Multan.

The only guy unleashing carnage in the champion’s cup was Usman Khan. Unleashing carnage means that the batter knows the track isn’t going to get him out, and they will give hell for leather to the ball. No one did that. Usman Khan again smashed 200* off 130 balls in the Presidents cup.
 
Usman is definitely our best limited overs player in domestic cricket , but does he have what it takes to become international level batter?
 
After a dismal innings and a 47-run defeat, the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) must awaken to reality. The consequences of false promises and mismanagement have been exposed in Pakistan's humiliating loss. The misguided emphasis on 'storming talent' from the Shoaib Cup has incrementally dismantled Pakistan cricket.

The omission of Kamran Ghulam and Mohammad Ali from the team against England, despite their impressive performances, exemplifies the exploitation of domestic players. It's crucial to halt the neglect of genuine domestic talent and hold accountable those responsible for Pakistan cricket's downfall.

 
As per media reports:

PCB Chairman Syed Mohsin Raza Naqvi has convened an emergency meeting with the national team's mentors and selectors on October 13 to address Pakistan's recent cricket woes.

The gathering aims to formulate a comprehensive strategic plan for the team's future and establish key policies to rectify the current shortcomings.
 
As per media reports:

PCB Chairman Syed Mohsin Raza Naqvi has convened an emergency meeting with the national team's mentors and selectors on October 13 to address Pakistan's recent cricket woes.

The gathering aims to formulate a comprehensive strategic plan for the team's future and establish key policies to rectify the current shortcomings.
Just resign no one can do worse than this.
 
Mohsin Naqvi while addressing the press conference today:

"As for the issue of surgery, all I could do was advise, which I was doing continuously. I don’t want to get into the details. I believe that after the Champions One Day Cup, the players were available, and making a decision at that time would have been easier. If I had acted immediately without any data, it could have been damaging."

"Just because I mentioned surgery doesn’t mean I’d immediately proceed with it in the next hour. I was in favor of resting the underperforming players and letting young talent play. However, I can’t tell you the full story of what was happening with injured players, but hopefully, things will improve for them in the days to come. We need to focus more on the domestic level and our pool of 200-400 cricketers."
 
People may not like him political reasons

But I rate him as a PCB chairman, didn't make any haste decisions after the Worldcup. Waited patiently for the right time to do the surgery

Salute to you Dr. Mohsin naqvi
 
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